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Andres Link, one of Dr. Di Fiore's graduate students, studies spider monkeys in Columbia
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Dylan Schwindt, one of Dr. Di Fiore's research assistants, studies saki and titi monkeys in Ecuador
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Gabriel Carrillo, one of Dr. Di Fiore's field assistants, studied titi monkey in Ecuador for his honors thesis and now works with owl monkeys
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A juvenile titi monkey, Callicebus discolor
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Gabriel Carrillo radio tracking a titi monkey
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Graduate student Stephanie Spehar studies vocal communicaiton spider monkeys
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Dr. Di Fiore working with one of his graduate students, Stephanie Spehar, at NYU
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